You film how-to videos teaching indoor climbers how to break down boulder problems.
This is a YouTube teaching channel. You show indoor climbers how to break down boulder problems, as a repeating series (beta videos). You get paid when people watch (ads, once the channel qualifies), join as members, click affiliate links, or buy a small guide you wrote. A normal week is shoot, edit, publish a title that states the result, and answer comments. Plan on dozens of videos before this pays rent. A clear lesson beats lifestyle footage.
YouTube Partner Program: 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 public watch hours before ads. A phone is enough; a lav + tripod is typically $40–80. First ad dollar is commonly 6–18 months (YouTube Help / Creator Academy).
Each required material has a matching shop listing — photo, price, and a way to add it to the cart.
Phone
Smartphone with data
Smartphone with data. A current-enough phone with a clean lens and a prepaid data starter. This is the camera, inbox, and maps in your pocket — not a cinema body.
Crash-pad shots
Crash-pad B-roll pack
Licensed climbing-gym and crash-pad clips for coaches who need insert shots. Digital files only; no pad ships with this listing.
Public examples matched to this path by what they actually publish — not endorsements, and not a claim they run this exact shop. Handles change. Verify before you write to anyone.
Emil Abrahamsson
Breaks down boulder problems and training for indoor climbers.
Platforms on this card: YouTube, Reddit.
Mira Chen left salaried work and now coaches this craft. Book a slot for a tailored plan, a starter kit list, and follow-up support.
Soft Skills in Lobbies
How to ask for things in stores and offices
Soft Skills in Lobbies
How to ask for things in stores and offices
You post short videos about how to ask for things in stores and offices. A small product, affiliate link, or booked service from the comments pays you.
Minimum initial capital Minimum initial capital None
Festival Backbone
Weekly newsletter on how temporary cities get built
Festival Backbone
Weekly newsletter on how temporary cities get built
You write a weekly email about how temporary cities get built. Free issues find readers; paid subscribers buy deeper reporting, templates, or a community.
Minimum initial capital Minimum initial capital None
Lost Art of the RSVP
A published series about etiquette without cruelty
Lost Art of the RSVP
A published series about etiquette without cruelty
You publish a series about etiquette without cruelty. Memberships, a small product, teaching, or affiliates you would use anyway pay you.
Minimum initial capital Minimum initial capital None
